This week, The Campus presents its seventh issue of the semester. This fall, we will continue publishing content online on a weekly basis on Thursdays. You can browse our stories on our website, as well as check out a virtual front page each week. The stories [post_grid id="52944"] Today's Front Page ...
Every few months, when Apple hosts one of their world-renowned events, I find myself eagerly counting down the seconds until the start.
We are writing to say thank you.
As the recent dips in temperature foreshadow the upcoming winter, restaurants and cafes in Middlebury make plans for the colder weather and flu season.
George Matthew Jr. pursued his dream and has been playing the bells in the tower of Mead Chapel since 1985. He uses his platform to promote immigrant justice, racial equality and lift student morale.
Read about the incredible cross country races Karin Von Berg '81 ran on Oct. 9th and Oct. 14th in 1978.
Cultural differences matter — this is a very Swedish strategy and is not something even remotely possible in the United States.
In Spring 2021, Middlebury will pilot a program that will allow students to decide whether to use their $25 declining balance at campus retailers or for stores and restaurants in town.
Clover Magazine, Middlebury’s only student-run fashion publication, aims to serve as an outlet for the stylish mind within academia.
This semester, a new magazine is making its way to the Middlebury Campus.
The concept of “right person, wrong time” implies that there are people who are justified in “saving us for later.”...But how long are we supposed to hang on for?
With study abroad programs closed for the semester, Middlebury Schools Abroad find creative ways to bring pieces of the abroad experience to students through remote learning.
With Dean of Students Derek Doucet on a leave until November, student life staff members shuffle around to fill gaps and provide new services for students.
Democracy is an amazing tool. But only if you use it.
Do you know what an internal condom is?
College offers credit/no-credit option for the 2020-21 school year, revoking the school’s previous Pass/D/Fail policy.
This week, The Campus presents its sixth issue of the semester. This fall, we will continue publishing content online on a weekly basis on Thursdays. You can browse our stories on our website, as well as check out a virtual front page each week.
Student clubs adapt to connect with peers during a time of social distance.
Vermont has become the first state to create a Covid-19 economic stimulus fund for residents previously unable to receive federal stimulus checks. Signed into law on Oct. 2 by Gov. Phil Scott, the program largely benefits undocumented immigrants and is projected to aid up to 5,000 Vermont residents. ...